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韩国在伊朗冲突中从阿联酋获得超过600万桶原油

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韩国将在中东冲突升级之际,以紧急措施从阿拉伯联合酋长国进口超过600万桶原油,以稳定燃料价格。总统府周五宣布这一决定,称旨在缓解国内能源市场压力。同时,正在推进撤离该地区韩国国民的工作。

2026年3月6日,韩国总统府宣布,在由美以对伊朗袭击及德黑兰报复性打击引发的中东冲突升级之际,将从阿拉伯联合酋长国进口超过600万桶原油。总统府幕僚长姜勋植在简报会上表示:“在李在明总统的指示下,我们就引进原油的措施进行了磋商,结果确认了紧急引进超过600万桶。”此举预计将稳定油价,相当于韩国日供应的两倍多。 姜勋植强调,向韩国供应的原油70%途经霍尔木兹海峡,由于冲突,该海峡实际上已被关闭。两艘韩国油轮将前往绕过该海峡的阿联酋港口接收400万桶原油,而阿联酋承诺从储存在韩国的联合储备中提供200万桶。作为全球第四大原油进口国,韩国几乎完全依赖海外供应,主要来自沙特阿拉伯、阿联酋和科威特等中东生产国,因为缺乏国内石油资源。 全球原油价格飙升导致本地汽油和柴油价格持续上涨,给家庭和企业带来负担。李在明总统本周早些时候警告,将对非法价格操纵采取严厉行动,指示监管机构密切监控市场,并惩罚哄抬物价的公司。官员们将此次紧急进口描述为稳定国内能源市场、确保燃料供应更广泛努力的一部分,以防中东冲突进一步扰乱全球石油流动。 与此同时,韩国国民安全返国的措施正在推进。与阿联酋谈判后,一架从迪拜起飞的客机将于周五晚7:30抵达仁川国际机场。阿布扎比的商业航班将于周六恢复,大韩航空的一架包机也将派出,此前与阿布扎比执行事务局主席哈勒敦·哈利法·阿尔穆巴拉克进行了讨论。目前,有1.8万名韩国人在14个中东国家,其中包括4900名短期旅客,其中3500人在阿联酋和卡塔尔等待返程。总统府将继续与阿联酋磋商,以尽快让所有公民回家。

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X平台上的讨论将韩国获得阿联酋超600万桶原油视为在中东紧张局势中保障能源安全的主动举措。积极反应强调稳定燃料价格和外交成功,一些用户提供了相当于几天消费量的供应量背景以及绕过霍尔木兹海峡的替代路线。怀疑声音质疑这是新进口还是释放被困库存。高互动帖子主要来自分析师和新闻账户。

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